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Harris again . And tonight, the scare on the runway, the Passenger Plane slamming on the brakes to avoid another plane. First tonight, 24 hours after making landfall near New Orleans as a category 2 hurricane, francine now moving across several states. Flood and wind alerts across six states, homes and buildings damaged and destroyed. Hundreds of Thousands Tonight without power. The earthquake hitting southern california. Centered near malibu. Our Station Kabc in Los Angeles livestreaming at the time. Oh. We got an earthquake. David the quake felt up to 60 miles away. Multiple aftershocks repo...

Emergency Management Agency says the agency has already deployed an assistance team. 0ur Correspondent Peter Bowes is in la with the latest. We expect it to make landfall in the next few hours in a very remotely populated part of barger california in mexico. Tijuana, the border city in mexico. Baja california. Concerns it could cause some serious damage there. Before moving north into california as a Tropical Storm, and that is the unusual part of this, a hurricane come Tropical Storm would get to california. And its expected to continue moving north as opposed to west, which is what a hurrica...

What they can actually do about the communist state. Welcome to the programme im Christian Fraser in london, katty kay is in washington is brexit already making the uk poorer . In his annual Mansion House speech the governor of the Bank Of England mark carney, said price rises are now running ahead of wage growth and real incomes are falling again. Speaking alongside the governor, the chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond was making the case for a longer transition to brexit he wants the uk and the eu to agree a new customs agreement under which Current Border arrangements would remain in...

Residents say they were failed by the authorities even in their moment of need.

Rest of World News: Intense forest fires in Chile have resulted in 19 deaths and the destruction of 1,100 homes in densely populated central areas. The blazes, fueled by high temperatures and the El Nino weather pattern, are being controlled by rescue efforts involving helicopters and firefighters.